The Plainville Times - April 11, 1889
James A. Dunning, for eleven years an industrious and respectable citizen of Rush township, near Webster, recently went to Florissant, Colorado, where two of his daughters and their husbands reside. After a sudden, short illness at that place, he died March 30, of pleurisy.
James A. Dunning, for eleven years an industrious and respectable citizen of Rush township, near Webster, recently went to Florissant, Colorado, where two of his daughters and their husbands reside. After a sudden, short illness at that place, he died March 30, of pleurisy.
The Plainville Times - April 11, 1889
James A. Dunning, for eleven years an industrious and respectable citizen of Rush township, near Webster, recently went to Florissant, Colorado, where two of his daughters and their husbands reside. After a sudden, short illness at that place, he died March 30, of pleurisy.
James A. Dunning, for eleven years an industrious and respectable citizen of Rush township, near Webster, recently went to Florissant, Colorado, where two of his daughters and their husbands reside. After a sudden, short illness at that place, he died March 30, of pleurisy.
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